King Charles and Prince William attend the Royal Ascot in June 2019.Photo:Anwar Hussein/WireImage

Prince Charles, Prince Wales and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge arrive in an open carriage to attend day one of Royal Ascot

Anwar Hussein/WireImage

King Charlesis perhaps passing down another part of the Prince of Wales job toPrince William.

As of Tuesday, the royal family’s officialPrince of Wales websiteleads to a blank screen and a “site can’t be reached” message. The Prince of Wales title has been traditionally given to the male heir apparent to the throne since the 14th century, and King Charles, 74, was known as the Prince of Wales for over 50 years. The Prince of Wales website previously featured Charles’ biography, and a royal refresh may be happening to reflect Prince William’s position.

King Charles immediately succeededQueen Elizabethas sovereign upon her death in September and used his first speech as monarch to announce that William, his eldest son and successor, would be known as the new Prince of Wales. Prince William’s wife,Kate Middleton, became the Princess of Wales — a title previously synonymous with the latePrincess Diana— in the same shift.

Prince William’s biography on Royal.UK.www.royal.uk

Prince of Wales Biography

www.royal.uk

While William’s bio on the royal family’sRoyal.UK siteis up to date, courtiers might be making changes on the backend of the Prince of Wales page.

Just days after Queen Elizabeth’s death, it was announced that King Charles and Queen Camilla wouldshut down their Clarence House social media pagesand instead use the official Royal Family accounts. The Clarence House accounts remain accessible on bothTwitterandInstagram, but the bios now read, “This account is no longer being updated. Please follow@theroyalfamilyfor updates on His Majesty King Charles III and Her Majesty The Queen Consort.”

The royal family’s communications teams are known to update profile photos on the official social media pages for a range of occasions, from the solemn holidayRemembrance Dayto celebratory milestones like King Charles andQueen Camilla’s coronation day.

In the latest update, the King and Queen’sTwitter pagecurrently features aninstantly iconic shotphotographer Chris Jackson took on the May 6 coronation day, showing the newly crowned couple from behind on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to greet a cheering crowd. The Twitter cover photo is a shot of people packing the flag-lined Mall in hopes of a closer glimpse at the action.

King Charles and Queen Camilla on their May 6, 2023 coronation day.Handout/Chris Jackson/Getty for Buckingham Palace

LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 06: (NEWS EDITORIAL USE ONLY. IMAGES MAY ONLY BE USED IN RELATION TO THE CORONATION OF KING CHARLES III. NO COMMERCIAL USE. THE IMAGE SHALL NOT BE USED AFTER 0001hrs, MONDAY 22nd MAY. After that date, no further licensing can be made, please remove from your systems and contact Getty Images for any usage) NO SALES. Copyright vests with Getty Images and publications are asked to credit Chris Jackson/Getty Images. All terms of release must be adhered to. The photograph has been distributed with permission from Royal Communications. The photograph is being made available by way of licence on condition that: The image shall be solely for news editorial use only. The image should be used only in the context of the Coronation of King Charles III. No charge should be made for the supply, release or publication of the image. There shall be no commercial use whatsoever of the image (including any advertorial, endorsement, advertising, promotion, merchandising and/or other non-editorial use purpose, or any use which implies any endorsement or patronage of any products, services or business). The image must not be digitally enhanced, manipulated or modified in any manner or form). In This handout image released by Buckingham Palace, King Charles III and Queen Camilla wave from the balcony of Buckingham Palace after their Coronation on May 06, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Handout/Chris Jackson/Getty Images for Buckingham Palace)

Prince William and Princess Kate’s shared social media pages also were updated to reflect their new titles following Queen Elizabeth’s death. The royal couple’s official Instagram account now runs under the username@PrinceandPrincessofWales, and@KensingtonRoyalon Twitter has updated its name from Duke and Duchess of Cambridge toPrince and Princess of Wales.

The couple’s Twitter page features an updated cover pic for William’s new projectdedicated to endinghomelessness in the U.K.

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s official Twitter.The Prince and Princess of Wales Twitter

The Prince and Princess of Wales Twitter

The Prince of Wales, 41, recently unveiledHomewards, which is providing $3.8 million to six different locations as seed money for an ambitious plan to make homelessness “rare, brief and unrepeated” in a five-year plan.

On Monday and Tuesday, Prince William toured all six locations of the Homewards project. Speaking at theMosaic Clubhousemental health charity on Monday, William said his inspiration for Homewards came from visiting homeless shelters as a boy with his mother Diana.

Prince William launching Homewards in Lambeth, London.Chris Jackson/Getty Images

Prince William, Prince of Wales speaks with members during his visit to Mosaic Clubhouse

Chris Jackson/Getty Images

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“The visits we made, left a deep and lasting impression,” the prince said. “I met so many extraordinary people and listened to so many heart-breaking personal stories. Too many people have found themselves without a stable and permanent place to call home.”

source: people.com